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If Federal Reserve head Janet Yellen called Stephen Wilson and asked his advice on monetary policy, he’d tell her to raise interest rates a quarter percent. Business owners are flush with cash, but...

On Friday May 8, the John P. Kiely Professionalism Award will be given to Dr. Frank C. Woodside, III of Dinsmore and Shohl, LLP during the 2015 CBA Annual Meeting. Per the CBA website, this award...

Curt Kissinger, a former partner with Rendigs, was recently appointed by Gov. to the Hamilton County Municipal Court, District 4. Judge Kissinger took the bench the day following his appointment and...

The Journal-News continued their report on the New Miami speed camera fines.  From the commends Judge Michael Sage has made, it appears that a ruling will not be made during her term (which ends...

In a recent Journal-News article, Rendigs Partner Wil Weisenfelder was quoted regarding several recent rulings in Ohio traffic camera law.  Weisenfelder is defending the village of New Miami and...

Rendigs’ attorneys Peter L. Ney and Michael J. Chapman successfully defended a national lender in residential real estate litigation where the plaintiff claimed forgery of his signature on a...

For the fifth year in a row, Jeff Albrinck has been named a Five Star Wealth Manager by Cincinnati Magazine. This designation is given to select group representing less than 2-7% of licensed...

David Winchester Peck will be recognized at the  Senior Counselors’ Luncheon on October 17, 2014.  The Cincinnati Bar Association honors attorneys who have been in practice for 50 years or have...

Wilson G. Weisenfelder and James J. Englert recently received a favorable ruling from Judge Flannery in a matter of first impression in Ohio. Judge Flannery granted summary judgment in favor of...

Mike Chapman successfully defended an automobile warranty company at trial in Johnson County, Indiana.   Plaintiff sued the dealer for breach of contract and sued Mike’s client for coverage after...